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techtalk:ref:elec17 [2018/11/08 21:56] ixl2relax [BAS Bypass Mod] |
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| ===== Alternative to CANbus Key Switch ===== | ===== Alternative to CANbus Key Switch ===== | ||
| - | For 2014-later modesl, if you would like to use an old-style key switch (for relocation or other reasons) to operate your bike, instead of the CANbus key switch, the following circuit will implement a functional equivalent. Instead of showing 800 ohms for ACC Mode it will present 900 ohms to the BCM and for IGN Mode, instead of 200 ohms, it will present 220 ohms to the BCM - but these minor differences should still allow this circuit to replace the CANbus Key Switch and the bike will function correctly. | + | For 2014-later modesl, if you would like to use an old-style key switch (for relocation or other reasons) to operate your bike, instead of the CANbus key switch, the following circuit will implement a functional equivalent. This circuit __uses stock resistor values__, therefore, instead of showing 800 ohms for ACC Mode it will present 900 ohms to the BCM and for IGN Mode, instead of 200 ohms, it will present 220 ohms to the BCM - but these minor differences should still allow this circuit to replace the CANbus Key Switch and the bike will function correctly. |
| {{techtalk:ref:elec:2015-ignitionswitch-canbusalternative.jpg?400|}}((Illustration created by IXL2Relax at the XLForum)) | {{techtalk:ref:elec:2015-ignitionswitch-canbusalternative.jpg?400|}}((Illustration created by IXL2Relax at the XLForum)) | ||
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| Be sure to carefully solder your connections and cover with shrinkwrap. | Be sure to carefully solder your connections and cover with shrinkwrap. | ||
| + | (Just an aside - You could buy just (4) 220-ohm resistors. Solder (3) in series to create 660-ohms (instead of the 680-ohm resistor) and use the final 220-ohm resistor as shown.) | ||
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